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Jazzanova - The Remixes 1997-2000 FLAC album

Jazzanova - The Remixes 1997-2000 FLAC album

Tracklist Hide Credits

1-1 –4 Hero We Who Are Not As Others (Jazzanova Mix)
Written-By, Producer – Dego, Marc Mac
 7:08
1-2 –Marschmellows Soulpower (Jazzanova's Straight Dub Mix)
Written-By, Producer – Marschmellows Inc.*, Verona Davis
 6:02
1-3 –Men From The Nile Watch Them Come!!! (Jazzanova Remix)
Written-By – Peven Everet*, Roy Davis Jr.
 7:43
1-4 –Trüby Trio Carajillo (Jazzanova's "Chant For Leo" Mix)
Written-By – Christian Prommer, Rainer Trüby, Roland W. Appel*
 8:10
1-5 –Incognito Get Into My Groove (Jazzanova Re-Groove Mix)
Producer – Simon CotsworthWritten-By – Jean Paul "Bluey" Maunick*, Dominic John Lawson Oakenfull*
 7:15
1-6 –Karma High Priestess (Jazzanova Mix)
Written-By – Robert Nacken
 8:10
1-7 –Har-You Percussion Group* Welcome To The Party (Jazzanova Mix)
Written-By – Nick Kirksey
 8:10
1-8 –United Future Organization Friends...We'll Be (Jazzanova Mix)
Written-By – R. Sebbag*, R.Gallagher*, T. Yabe*, T. Matsuura*
 6:45
1-9 –Azymuth Amazon Adventure (Jazzanova Remix)
Written-By, Producer – A. Malheiros*, I. Conti*, J. R. Bertrami*
 8:01
1-10 –Soul Bossa Trio Words Of Love (Re-loved By Jazzanova)
Written-By, Producer – Gonzales Suzuki*
 7:26
2-1 –Ski* Fifths (Jazzanova 6 Sickth Mix)
Written-By – Dominic Oakenfull*
 8:02
2-2 –Ursula Rucker Circe (Jazzanova Mix)
Producer, Other [Made Moist] – King BrittWritten-By, Other [Brought To Live] – Ursula Rucker
 8:05
2-3 –Koop Absolute Space (Jazzanova Mix)
Written-By, Producer – Koop
 6:54
2-4 –Liquid Lounge Complete Life (Jazzanova Mix)
Written-By – Brieler*, Cooper*, Kretschmann*
 8:03
2-5 –Ian Pooley What's Your Number (Jazzanova Renumber)
Written-By, Producer – Ian Pooley
 7:04
2-6 –Balanco* Metti Una Sera A Cena (Jazzanova Remix)
Written-By – E.Morricone*
 6:24
2-7 –Tate's Place Burnin' (Jazzanova Mix)
Written-By – Chris Franck, Julie Dexter
 6:16
2-8 –Visit Venus Planet Of Breaks (Jazzanova Mix)
Written-By – Visit Venus
 8:13
2-9 –Soul Quality Quartet Toda Tersafeira (Jazzanova Rework)
Music By, Lyrics By – M. Ingvarson*
 6:28
2-10 –MJ Cole Feat. Nova Caspar* & Jay Dee Sincere (Jazzanova Sincerely Yours Remix)
Featuring – Jay Dee , Nova Caspar*Written-By – Matt Coleman
8:23

Companies, etc.

  • Mastered At – Calyx Mastering
  • Pressed By – DOCdata Germany
  • Manufactured By – Eldorado Media

Credits

  • Artwork – Andrew Arnold
  • Mastered By – Bo*
  • Remix, Producer [Additional Production] – Jazzanova

Notes

Jazzanova are: Claas Brieler, Jürgen von Knoblauch, Alex Barck, Stefan Leisering, Axel Reinemer, Roskoe Kretschmann

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode (Text): 6 67548 50122 4
  • Barcode (Scanned): 667548501224
  • Rights Society: GEMA
  • Label Code: LC 01661
  • Matrix / Runout (Disc 1): DOCdata [logo] Germany ELDORADO JCR 013-1
  • Matrix / Runout (Disc 2): DOCdata [logo] Germany ELDORADO JCR 013-2
  • Mastering SID Code: IFPI LL88
  • Mould SID Code (Disc 1, variant 1): IFPI 5221
  • Mould SID Code (Disc 1, variant 2): IFPI 5227
  • Mould SID Code (Disc 2, variant 1): IFPI 5231
  • Mould SID Code (Disc 2, variant 2): IFPI 5223
  • Mastering SID Code (Disc 1, variant 3): IFPI 5224
  • Mould SID Code (Disc 2, variant 3): IFPI 5222

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
JCR 013-1 Jazzanova The Remixes 1997-2000 ‎(5x12", Comp + Box) Jazzanova Compost Records (JCR) JCR 013-1 Germany 2000
NEO-2040 / NEO-2041 Jazzanova The Remixes 1997-2001 ‎(2xCD, Comp, Unofficial) NeoMusic , NeoRecords NEO-2040 / NEO-2041 Ukraine 2001
SK050CD Jazzanova The Remixes 1997-2000 ‎(2xCD, Comp, RE) Sonar Kollektiv SK050CD Germany 2005


Jazzanova - The Remixes 1997-2000 FLAC album

Musician performer: Jazzanova

Title: The Remixes 1997-2000

Country: Germany

Date of release: 2000

Style: Future Jazz, Downtempo

Genre: Electronic

Size FLAC: 1583 mb

Rating: 4.6 / 5

Votes: 337

Other Formats: DMF MP4 MIDI AC3 MMF APE MP2

Jazzanova Future Jazz Downtempo 2000 Germany

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Uranneavo
Under the name Jazzanova is to this publication (from 2000) never released their own number, but if remix collective then let them breath of fresh air for a few years by the what rusted dance scene. He has a new and distinctive sound that developed mainly on the Brazilian bossa nova groove peace and many artists make their music have been through this collective remixes. This double-cd has all the productions together collected and is the largest dance music sensation of the year. Fits very well in the row Kruder and Dorfmeister & Fila Brazilia home. Many people will ask you what you have ... Jazzanova so.
Uranneavo
Under the name Jazzanova is to this publication (from 2000) never released their own number, but if remix collective then let them breath of fresh air for a few years by the what rusted dance scene. He has a new and distinctive sound that developed mainly on the Brazilian bossa nova groove peace and many artists make their music have been through this collective remixes. This double-cd has all the productions together collected and is the largest dance music sensation of the year. Fits very well in the row Kruder and Dorfmeister & Fila Brazilia home. Many people will ask you what you have ... Jazzanova so.
Daiktilar
Well, I don't know if something's wrong with a person if they don't have this release; let's just say that their taste needs to be a bit more eclectic. Ever wonder why a lot of people on this site have this in their homes? Since I'm a percussion junkie, I get it. I was taken aback at how diverse these guys really can be. You will be, too, if you're a first-time listener. Best bets: all of them are top-notch; but my personal faves are 1-1, 1-2, 1-5, 2-1, 2-6, 2-9, and 2-10. I dare DJs to sneak these in their mixes in the big clubs. BTW, when's collection #2 coming?
Daiktilar
Well, I don't know if something's wrong with a person if they don't have this release; let's just say that their taste needs to be a bit more eclectic. Ever wonder why a lot of people on this site have this in their homes? Since I'm a percussion junkie, I get it. I was taken aback at how diverse these guys really can be. You will be, too, if you're a first-time listener. Best bets: all of them are top-notch; but my personal faves are 1-1, 1-2, 1-5, 2-1, 2-6, 2-9, and 2-10. I dare DJs to sneak these in their mixes in the big clubs. BTW, when's collection #2 coming?
Abandoned Electrical
In general, the words "remixed by Jazzanova" are a symbol of excellence. On this collection, THE REMIXES 1997-2000, Jazzanova present some of their best and brightest work, and it goes without saying that if you don't have this in your collection, something's seriously wrong with you. On the first disc, you have uptempo tracks, such as the fast breaks on 4 Hero's "We Who Are Not As Others" followed by the mid-tempo house of Marschmellows' "Soulpower" and the even harder house of Men From the Nile's "Watch Them Come." Varied and versatile: these are good things. Their mix of Karma's "High Priestess" takes an already great song into spy smoothness. The second disc focuses on the more relaxed mixes and kicks off with "Fifths" by Ski, sweet and subdued. Ursula Rucker's "Circe" is a moody siren song; Liquid Lounge's "Complete Life" swoops and dives into soul jazz; Ian Pooley's sublime "What's Your Number" gets a smooth funky groove. Their take on Soul Quality Quartet's "Toda Tersafeira" cuts up the vocals and reassembles them into an equally pleasing form. The final track takes MJ Cole's two-step classic "Sincere," and turns it deeper and more electronic. Brilliance all throughout the two discs.
Abandoned Electrical
In general, the words "remixed by Jazzanova" are a symbol of excellence. On this collection, THE REMIXES 1997-2000, Jazzanova present some of their best and brightest work, and it goes without saying that if you don't have this in your collection, something's seriously wrong with you. On the first disc, you have uptempo tracks, such as the fast breaks on 4 Hero's "We Who Are Not As Others" followed by the mid-tempo house of Marschmellows' "Soulpower" and the even harder house of Men From the Nile's "Watch Them Come." Varied and versatile: these are good things. Their mix of Karma's "High Priestess" takes an already great song into spy smoothness. The second disc focuses on the more relaxed mixes and kicks off with "Fifths" by Ski, sweet and subdued. Ursula Rucker's "Circe" is a moody siren song; Liquid Lounge's "Complete Life" swoops and dives into soul jazz; Ian Pooley's sublime "What's Your Number" gets a smooth funky groove. Their take on Soul Quality Quartet's "Toda Tersafeira" cuts up the vocals and reassembles them into an equally pleasing form. The final track takes MJ Cole's two-step classic "Sincere," and turns it deeper and more electronic. Brilliance all throughout the two discs.